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Kenneth S. Eum at 01:13, 8 January 2013

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	'''Research Interests:'''<br>		'''Research Interests:'''<br>
	Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.<br>		Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.<br>

Kenneth S. Eum at 22:39, 21 December 2012

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	Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.		Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.
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	'''Research Summary:'''<br>		'''Research Summary:'''<br>
	The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.		The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.
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	'''Education:'''<br>		'''Education:'''<br>

Kenneth S. Eum at 22:22, 21 December 2012

2012-12-21T22:22:08Z

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-	Research Interests:<br>	+	'''Research Interests:'''<br>
	Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.<br>		Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.<br>
	Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.		Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.

-	Research Summary:<br>	+
		+	'''Research Summary:'''<br>
	The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.		The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.
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		+	'''Education:'''<br>
		+	*2005-2009<br>
		+	:UC San Diego<br>
		+	:B.S. Physiology and Neuroscience<br>
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		+	*2010-Present<br>
		+	:UC Davis<br>
		+	:PhD Molecular, Cellular, and Integrative Physiology (MCIP)<br>
		+	:Designated Emphasis in Biotechnology (DEB)<br>

Kenneth S. Eum at 22:11, 21 December 2012

2012-12-21T22:11:42Z

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-	Research Interests:	+	Research Interests:<br>
-	Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.	+	Regulation of voltage gated ion channels.<br>
	Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.		Using enhanced tarantula toxins to modulate voltage gated potassium channels.

		+	Research Summary:<br>
	The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.		The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.

Kenneth S. Eum at 22:10, 21 December 2012

2012-12-21T22:10:21Z

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	The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.		The physiological functions of voltage gated potassium (Kv) channels are not well understood. To better understand the roles of Kv channels, one must first determine pharmacological drugs that intrinsically have a high affinity for certain Kv channels (there are 40 different subtypes). By modifying these high affinity allosteric inhibitors of Kv channels, I will be able to minimize the promiscuity these drugs and make them highly specific for one certain Kv subtype. Doing so will allow me to unravel the conundrums of Kv channel physiology. I am currently studying a mutant form of a tarantula toxin called Guangxitoxin (GxTX) to determine the physiological function of Kv2.1 channels.

Kenneth S. Eum at 21:56, 21 December 2012

2012-12-21T21:56:55Z

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Daniel Clay Austin at 03:36, 13 December 2012

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Daniel Clay Austin at 03:33, 13 December 2012

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Jon Sack at 04:09, 26 October 2012

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